Arizona considers sweeping revisions to government structure
A special committee will draft recommendations for far reaching changes to Arizona's constitution and government. Proposals include four year governor terms and consolidating offices into finance or revenue departments, possible elimination of the tax and mine inspector posts, and a cap on executive agencies.
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Arizona
Tax Commission
Finance Department
Revenue Department
State Auditor
State Examiner
State Post Auditor
State Treasurer
Finance
Revenue Departments
Top 10 Arizonans awarded medallions in 1987
Ten notable Arizonans and organizations were named Builders of a Greater Arizona medallion honorees. Recipients include Zora Folley Wayne Newton John Rhodes Bil Keane and Minnie Guenther with awards to be presented at a Jan 11 testimonial dinner at the Townhouse.
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Arizona
Tom Sheridan
Greater Arizona Savings
Zora Folley
Paul Sharkey
Congress of Neurological Surgeons
American Institute For Foreign Trade
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Sheridan
Arthur L. Peterson
Nicholas Mayhall
Kitt Peak National Observatory
Teen dance and movie night at Clayton Park center
Scottsdale Teen age Council invites the public to a 7 p.m. movie showing Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds at the Clayton Park teenage center followed by a dance. Admission is 50 cents for both events with proceeds funding future council activities. limited tickets available at Greater Arizona Savings home office.
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Clayton Park
Alfred Hitchcock
Greater Arizona Savings
Jonathan Marshall
Keith Jensen
Arizona Newspapers Association
Larry Roeser
Allan Starr
American Advertising Federation
John Crowley
Jack Willis
Arizona Association of Broadcasters
Traffic court fines tally Scottsdale residents
Seventeen Villey residents received fines in Scotts dale city court for traffic violations. Alvin Miles 21 of Mesa was fined 100 for driving while intoxicated. Several others faced 25 to 26 dollar penalties for speeding, failure to control, expired license, and related infractions.
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Alvin Miles
Oak
Mesa
Joan Benesch
Country Club
Gordon Nyman
Shea Blvd
Eleanor Farley
Indian School
Patricia Marroh
Granada Ttd
Thomas McGuinn
Laredo
Ruth Klick
Dianna
Martin Levens
Wilshire
Arthur Arnold
Box 43
Obituary Mrs Helen Baker 49 former Saks buyer
Mrs Helen Baker 49 of 7502 Highland Avenue died yesterday at home after a life in Galveston Texas and New York City. Born in Galveston she moved to this city in 1958 opened the Maryon Shop and worked 12 years as a Saks Fifth Avenue buyer. A former Metropolitan Opera ballerina she later volunteered in Roosevelt Hospital NYC children’s ward earning a 2000 hour award. She is survived by husband Albert. Services tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Messenger Mortuary with entombment in Ferncliff Cemetery Hartsdale NY. Friends may call until 9 p.m. today.
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Messenger Mortuary
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N.Y
Truce Extended Twelve Hours in Vietnam War Cease Fire
Allied HQ announces a 12 hour extension of the 24 hour New Year cease fire in Vietnam as Pope Paul VI lauds the move. Reports note renewed clashes near the DMZ causing American casualties and a North Vietnamese rifleman captured in the Mekong Delta. Vatican sources welcomed the extension with pleasure.
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Saigon
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Dmz
North Vietnam
Mekong River
Hanoi
Rice Bowl
Ellsworth Bunker
Nguyen Vang Thieu
UPS
North
South
Dinh Tuong
Gulf of Tonkin
Paul VI
Vatican
Long proposes civilian ombudsman for draft complaints
Senator Edward V. Long plans to file legislation creating a civilian ombudsman to investigate complaints about the draft. The official would report to Congress and the public, ensuring a fair hearing of grievances against the Selective Service system amid criticism of draft conduct and enforcement.
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UPT
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Long
Senate Judiciary
Congress
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Selective Service Boards
Mitchell elected fellow of Matrimonial Attorneys
Sheldon Mitchell of Phoenix at 5316 East Palomino Rd. is named a fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Attorneys. He has practiced in Phoenix and has lived in the Valley for 12 years.
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Sheldon Mitchell
East
Palomino Rd
American Academy of Matrimonial Attorneys
Phoenix
White House panel urges long term riot solutions
The Urban Riots panel foresees substantial long range recommendations to curb ghetto violence and aid riot plagued cities. Sen. Harris rejects Tomlinson charges as rash and notes costs will not be set at this stage. Sources say no firm budget figures yet and quick 20 to 25 billion proposals are debated.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Tomlinson
Commission
Johnson
Thomas M. Tomlinson
Office of Economic Opportunity
OHO
Advisory Commission On Civil Disorders
Propo
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